The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-01
GENERAL TRADE.
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| HAY-Choice, from store, 759S0c; car load
| from levee or depot, Sl3 50I1i; prime, from
store, 7O@75c; car load from levee or depot
| Sl3; prairie, from store, SOC; car load from
BRAN9ffom store, 81; from Iovos OF
oORN-From store, white, Sac; mixed
| SOC; from levee or depot, white, in bulk, AZ,
in SACKS, SIC; mixed, in bulk. 1870; 10
oAfS-From store, white, 4Oc; mixed, $50
from leyes or depot, white, in bulk, 35lIc; in
sacks oSNc; mixed, in bulk, 1870; in
SACKS eknS SnTo. p,ou ,.o,. ..u 40 or
family, SIS; choice, 81; fancy, q Is; extra ira
fancy, u 80 patents, Sg5 SO.
BEANS-Navy, 81 S5@2; medium, 81 rs.
0ATMEAL-ln halt barrels, sos Is from
cRioKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 Is
Ho&INY AND GRITs-From store, $50
oRAcKERs-soda, extra, 40; soda, treble
Sex assorted juab!Ss. 1 ioc. 'H"p'' 'A"A'
SIC. ''A' '>'9'|'0' 0"fOi'n''07's
LIVERPOOL. May S1.-wheat quiet but
steady, demand fair; holders offer moder-
ately. Corn steady, demand fair.
KANSAS CITY, MO-. May sl.-wheat
quiet; No; 2 red cash, ,7l1sc;,, Corn lover;
NOs - Oheht oO/lVSolC1 Juu0s OlC july OlIAC
. bid, 329Sc asked. 0ats-No. 2, cash, PIC
bid. 2S1Sc asked.
BALTIMORE. MD. May sl.-whest,
lower. Corn, lower ana dull. Re-
ceipts-Flour.. 15,046 brls; wheat, 103,60)
t bS; corn, 81 400 bu; eats, 4;Sc9 bu; rye,
$1,000 bu; corn, $500 bu.
IINEW YORK, May 8l.-The following was
the visibls supply Of grain in store and
anost on Satu day, May 2Slh, compiled by
the Produce Exchange: Wheat, Ape, 25e
bu, increase 1893 62S bu; corn. 13,O73,6ll bu,
crease 22,S5S, bu; rye, 27i,Z76 bu, deeroa Q
s62s bu. ''O "1' U''''''0
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Flour receipts, 3D.
736 pkgs; exports, 1889 brls, 1l,133 axis;
sales, 1850 brls; Wheat receipts, 6lS,676
futures and 1S9, 900 Blu spots. Corn receipts,
1913. go bu; exports, l02, 1909 bu; sales, $4,000
bu futures and $4,000 Blu spots. Oats re.
ceipts, $500 bu; exports, none; sales, no.
O0O bu futures and l26. goo Blu spots. Stocks
Of grain ia store May 2Sth-wheat,. 2,SO5,s
bu; corn, ,135 1902 bu; oats, 325 ,54l bu; bar
Icy, $3.50 bu; rye, 13,026 bu; peas, 1868 bu;
malt, 2Si, $40 bu.
ST: LOUIS, MO. May 3l-FIour quiet
but firm; ks Xxx; 81 So92.45 XXX. s. 6O@2 Is;
4 is% S5 sOg 1s SO shOiSe 81 Ss So tSPcy
opened easier, but the strength elsewhere
stiffsned the feeling, and the close was Xa
Ac above Saturday; No. 2 red, cash, SIC;
Mty, SS%@Ssc, closing at SOC; June, $50
ing at s2hc; August, Sl339S2c11s, closing at
82c September, S9149S333sc, clio ing at S8sSc,
Corn irregular and higher; cash, 37@37Ic;
May, 311sc; June, S6Ag3G1ac, closing at
S6Hc;, July, ,S6AgS67sc,, closing at $3.50.
closing at 2649; July, 25Zc
asked; August 24lr. Rye lower; offered at
$685. no bids. Hay dull and weak; tim
othy, 81 0Osl4 prairie, 50 81. Bran lower
wheat, ia 900 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, 49,
600 bu; rye, none; barley, 1000 bu. Ship.
5000 brls: wheat, 1000 bu;
corn, 2S,OOO blu; oats, 1900 bu; rye, 1905
Afternoon Board = Wheat 6rmer; June,
{ der, S85SsS3Ec Corn hisSer; June,
8512c; July, SIC. Gas nominal.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 9l.-The receiptr |
Of wheat today were even larger than exc |
usually large arrivals The heavy rains |
we're also bearish influence and the clique |
apparently had everything against them. |
They were prepared for it, however, and the |
lrge plumber of June shorts who undertook
higher prices for it. Early in the day the |
clique concentrated their efforts on the sup
port Of June wheat, but were aided very ma
.srially in sustaining the price of June by |
rho undertook to cover, thereby bidding the
price up on themselves. June started at
sac, and in less than fifteen minutes sold
o S9c. The other options opened barely
teady, July being unchanged at S511c,. In
ased off to SS11c, but July, which received
ONE support from the clique, sold up to S556
38o54c:, An increase Of 10000 bushels in
he visible, supply was something of a sur
rise 70 the crowd, as slight decrease
here was but little trading, July only
eciined to S52sc, and continued between
nat figure and S5s4c throughout the morn
lg hours. june was sti SS1ac at the close
I the morning session. general covering
shorts in the afternoon board induced
igher figures on that option. July adVanc-
d to and closed at SEC. June also closed a
rae'ion higher at $3.50. July corn opened
asier at 500. Toward the close of the fore
sti mated receipts OF $50 cars for tomorrow
nd the small decrease in the visible supply.
he crowd we're selling on the hypothesis
lat at the present rate at which corn is ar
wing the Visible supply will show no in
SEQ. During tho afternoon It was more
eady and closed higher at 39lAc. The Of |
sial visible grain supply statement shows
2 increase during the week of 100000 bu
npht huu VSiVOu nu Ohlbi una "a QecreaSa OF |
Z, 900 bu corn, 67 200 Blu rye and 10000 bu
arley. The total amount of Whsat in the
sible supply is 43, 209, 200 bu against 81, 1885,
. blu on the corresponding date last year.
looks in ChicQgo are IA sos, 900 bu
yainst u,035,0OO bu year ago. Cab
rotations wore as follows: Flour quiet and
Unchanged No. 2 spring wheat, 8S11 C9SSl%c;
o. 8 spring wheat, 7S@8Oc; No. red,
&c; No. corn, S1lSc; No. 2 oats, &c; {
9. 2 rye, 64Sc;; No. barley. SIC; No.
hax seed, 81 l2I; prime timothy soed,
~. The LEADING futures ranged as follows;
heat. No. 2-May opened at 8S116c, highest {
Isc, lowest SSc. closing at $3.50; June Z
,ened at $3.50, highest SOC, lowest 8SISc,
osing at SSzc; July opened at IS 10, highest,
0, lowest $50, closing At Soc; August
'ened at 8SNc, highest S31sc, lowest SSiIe' :
osing At SS1sc. Corn, No. 2-May opened nj
10, highest 3T1c, lowest 37lAc, closing AT Z
&c; June opened at 3715c, highest S11Le'
west 371sc, closing at 37ISc; July opened AZ b
&c, b ghest 39Ac, lowest 3S1sc, closing at
sc; August opened at 40Hc, highest 405Se'
west 4O4c, closing at 4015c. Oats, No. . :
ay opened at 25Nc, highest 251zc, lowest
Q; closing at 251sc; June opened at 255<o.
CHEST 2515c, lowest 25c, closing at 2512c;
lily opened at 261Ac, highest 265zc, lowest
&c, closing at 265sc; August opened at26c'
CHEST 26c, lowest 25Iso, closing at 25ISc. Re-, ,
Ipts-Flour, 12,0l0 brls; wheat, 1873, TOO bn,
IN, 100000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, i00i
J.; barley, 1900 bu. Shipmsnts-Flour,
900 bfls; wheat, 20, 200 bu; corn. 3T9 az a
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